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This is Ridley Scott's definitive Final Cut of Blade Runner on 4K Ultra HD, paired with a standard Blu-ray of the same cut and two DVD bonus discs. The 4K disc is a native 4K remaster with HDR, and the set carries three full audio commentaries plus the long Dangerous Days: Making Blade Runner documentary. It suits fans who want the best-looking version of the film and the deepest behind-the-scenes package in one case. Compared with the earlier multi-disc Blu-ray editions, it trades the alternate cuts for higher resolution and HDR, so buyers who want the workprint or director's cut should look elsewhere.
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Lowest price we've seen: $16.99 on Nov 5 at Best Buy. Tracked across 12 stores since Nov 5.
Viewers rate it highly and treat it as the reference version of the film. Praise centers on the 4K picture, the HDR handling of neon and rain, and the depth of the extras. Complaints are few and mostly about the set carrying only one cut and the long-expired digital code.
Blade Runner: The Final Cut is Ridley Scott's definitive version of the film, with extended scenes and special effects. Harrison Ford plays Rick Deckard, a detective in a future marked by high technology and urban and social decay. Deckard hunts fugitive, murderous replicants and is drawn to a mystery woman whose secrets may undermine his soul.
This release is a 4-disc set. Disc 1 is the 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray and Disc 2 is a standard Blu-ray of the film. Discs 3 and 4 are bonus DVDs. Together they hold three commentary tracks, a documentary built from over 80 interviews with cast, crew and colleagues, and several shorter featurettes.